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Hi Guys,
What is the current thinking on the use of ball clay vs. kaolin vs.
some other descriptor for describing white clay pipe raw material.
Many years ago, the use of "kaolin" was a sure sign that the speaker
"really" didn't know what he was talking about ... and "ball clay"
was the preferred term. But I am pretty sure that I am still seeing
"kaolin" used pretty regularly ...
Would welcome any comments or references ...
Thanks.
Mark
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